05 Jul 1916
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1916
Page
1
Publishing Co announces advertising rates with 1 cent per word for classified ads. The Gazette lists Sun publication schedule and staff. Ray is manager and editor, City Editor ESC, Young advertising manager. Rates apply to display advertising. inquiry and arrangements handled by the office.
A historic Independence Day essay argues the United States must restore order in Mexico, defend American lives and property, and consider force if Mexico fails to curb bandit incursions. It notes 100000 National Guardsmen may be mobilized and critiques President Wilson's mixed pacifist and decisive signals.
The text reflects nationalist resolve recalling the 1776 struggle for independence and a steadfast stance against Mexican conflict. It emphasizes honor and readiness to defend the nation, noting an aggressive mood toward war yet firm determination to uphold dignity anywhere. Chamberlain’s Coke Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is promoted as a summer essential, advised for every family.
Mrs Frank Wood visits Apallo and several locals spend the Fourth in town. Miss Pay Lighthaiser stays with Saltshore friends, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis entertain, and many others, including Miss Katherine Hitchcock and Miss Genevieve Myers, visit relatives or travel home from Pittsburg.
A fragmented OCR item describes a violent street incident with a suspect who fled after a confrontation. Police pursued the suspect through urban streets, ending with a capture. Names and exact locations are unclear due to the damaged transcription.
A historical note lists justices who were considered for or pursued the presidency. It covers Marshall, McLean, Davis, Tea, Heath, and Chase with mentions of conventions, elections, resignations, and deputy roles. The piece highlights that no justice ascended to the presidency, though several sought it.
New York report details a 15 year old giant boy in a domestic dispute as police intervene over sleeping arrangements in an Upper West Side apartment. The case involves injuries, interrupted routines, and city papers, with references to local figures and wartime era societal concerns.
A Swiss excursion near Lake Constance shows off a new super Zeppelin, a four gondola air cruiser with machine guns and torpedo tubes. It resembles a fish, touts heavy armament, and is designed for warship roles in future naval battles with two sister ships planned.
Travel advice warns it is risky to voyage without Chamberlain's remedy as train or ship supplies may lack it. Sudden severe bowel complaints can hit, so everyone should obtain a supply before departure.
Miss Mimma Verbryke of Lina Ohio writes two years ago I suffered from frequent attacks of stomach trouble and biliousness I could eat very little that agreed with me and grew dizzy at times I had to hold on to something to keep from falling Levine Chamberlain's Tablets advertised I decided to try them I improved rapidly Obtainable everywhere.
A long illness is cited as cured by a shrine visit. The narrative recounts the unnamed woman’s decline, the healing at a shrine site, and her return home with renewed health and gratitude.
In a 1916 National League note Charles Bender flourishes after a Federal League slump. He has won five of nine starts for the Phillies, while opposing batsmen struggle against his curves and fast balls. The piece also mentions Chamberlain's Tablets and lists local social visits, including Mrs. Wetzel and children visiting Miss Tillie Bentley.
New York July 6 Robert B. Morton named principal of Tuskegee Institute to continue Booker T. Washington’s work. Dr Frissell, Blampton Institute head and General Education Board member, lauded Washington’s mission and Morton’s role at the National Education Association convention, stressing the movement’s distinct goals.
The piece reflects on Booker T. Washington and Robert Molton, emphasizing discipline, industry, and moral character. It notes Washington’s focus on duties over rights, his impact across races, and Molton’s Virginia upbringing shaping his views. Both advocate service through practical education and character.
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